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Without doubt, this is one of the great examples from this vineyard. The age of Germain’s vines start at 35 years old, and he has six parcels across the lower and upper (dessous and dessus) parts. Having said that, most of Germain’s surface is at the top of the vineyard, abutting the Puligny Premiers Crus. This may be why certain experienced tasters claim that Germain’s Charmes is often his most ‘Puligny-like’ wine. This is a Meursault Charmes—powerful, yet with great finesse and long, long rocky close—that tops many a Perrières.